Institutional Investors
Institutional Investors

STRATEGIES FOR INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS

Segall Bryant & Hamill’s experienced investment research team is dedicated to finding high-quality, marketable securities that meet the most attractive risk/return standards. We generate investment ideas internally using a disciplined investment process based on proprietary research.

International/Global Equity

We provide our clients with a diverse array of international, global and emerging markets strategies. We offer both systematic and fundamental investment approaches through diversified and more concentrated portfolios.

  • Emerging Markets Small Cap

    FACTSHEET

    • AUM/AUA: $40.7 million*
      Inception Date: 6/1/16

      Our Emerging Markets Small Cap equity portfolio utilizes a systematic approach to investing in small capitalization emerging market companies around the world.

  • Emerging Markets

    FACTSHEET |

    • AUM/AUA: $153.7 million*
      Inception Date: 7/1/11

      Our Emerging Markets equity portfolio utilizes a systematic approach to investing in emerging market companies around the world.

  • International Small Cap

    FACTSHEET |

    • AUM/AUA: $1134.6 million*
      Inception Date: 5/1/08

      Our International Small Cap equity portfolio utilizes a systematic approach to investing in small capitalization companies in developed markets around the world.

  • Fundamental International Small Cap

    FACTSHEET |

    • AUM/AUA: $63.8 million
      Inception Date: 7/1/2006

      Our Fundamental International Small Cap equity portfolio utilizes a fundamental investment approach and consists of companies with a market capitalization typically in the range of the MSCI ACWI ex US Small-Cap Index.

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  • Global All Cap

    FACTSHEET |

    • AUM/AUA: $35.5 million*
      Inception Date: 5/1/2013

      Our Global Large Cap equity portfolio combines proprietary quantitative screening and independent fundamental research to invest in well-established companies, both in the U.S. and developed foreign markets, with the potential to grow their dividend streams over time. These companies typically have a market capitalization in the range of the MSCI World Index.

    • *Data as of December 31, 2020.